New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 6

mm BRITISH WOMEN IN Greatest Industry of Country ls\ That of Personal Service Lond of British we ing in 19 fewer Soveral st state of U I8 15t unusual th under ers, t ick and pot |1\ maker motor A CLEAR CONPLEXION Ruddy Cheek pdf]\llflIEbe —Most Women Can Have a ’dbm\tlml- ars he gave to STARTING TOMORROW AT GOLDS M ITH’S arkers, dynamo |84l Another interesting tact Is that the greatest industry in the country is |that of “personal service" The o army of people catering to ersonal comfort of their fellow which Includes servants by institutions, W numbers 1,676 t are women fe servants e women and 61,0 e employe and hotel r| n lubs 1,148,608 men, s great industrial stli more people em- yed on the land - than in the and quarries, the § men and 88,062 women in ultural pursuiis to 1,001,749 \ L3604 women in the mines rries, WINS PARDON OF KING Despite England lite, there are | Model Convict Learned To Work so | ™ Baris Refuses To Sanction Death Penalty #01 I for murder tth, King Boris | 18 refused to confirm a prisoner's | vath-senter is attitude he lespite stenc 1 police authori- | e interests of the state served by the carrying | penalty. In exp is decision the king | consent to the mmm; f this prisoner, when he enouzh moral power to | an exe ry workma imprisonment ?”* SIRENS TO SCA tion cc W BIRDS . 2—The uth a sum of | unique ex- | v to undertake riment, It is proposed to m tests with marine signalling appara- t it it will be effective in other birc tion aven 15 of a siren used ss, and wou y from trt being placed ar England Sends Experts To Save Whales’ Lives , Jan. 2.—Four members expedition to the , to study ratio being | {other widespread subject, | Carl 8, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925. MAY Cl . ENSES T0IHPROVE RflAl]SI r ‘ ' Economy and Automobiles Fur- nish Problems for Legislatures Chicago, Jan, 2.—Economy the ol 14 midawest automobiles furnish ma, problems n legl in Jan economy tures which convenc Ten of them have pro- grams, highway improvement is an- and five s have proposals to tax gasoline omy throu, ing elimination of overlapping work and commissions. railroad commi i vement is propos oma has an economy p ram and a 'proposal to establish referential or run off prims Nebraska's cconomy and gasoline tax. proposals Economy is one of Missowi's leg- | islative watchwords. Other posals are for workmen's compe tion and restriction of rearms. Ohlo proposes tax revision 50 has a gasoline tax pro- . the sale of la proposed Ludget of § rovement during the and a movement to otor drivers. lLighway in next two y license all Consolldation of 14 state depart- ments into one departm culture is favored D! or-elect Daicals: Other courity tor !'mk d-p apitul punish primary s lotween suc- W to tation plau amendment planned. revision propos: e e and | a two cents a gallon I A constitutional amendment for a | state income tax is up in Indlana, propased educational change 18 to put schools in charge of county in {etoad of township bonrds, Litinoi haw tax reduction and a to constabulary they will attemy puss a bi rmitting the sale of 2,75 per con . and that they are stronger in the wure thun heretofore, whilo dry any increase in wet strength. Coroacr Wolft of Chicago | sponsors a bill to examine applicants tor automobile licenses, and to de- 1 drivers of leenses, ax revision, state truction, a state budg- abolition or revision ! ) court, Consolida~ tion with the publie utilities com- { mission s one of the proposals for | the industrial court, A two cent gasoline tax I8 up in Michigan, along with a 320,000,000 annually for high- ws. Tt 1s proposed also in taxing tomobiles to differentiate hetween Beavy and llght cars, There is a hill for the adoption of capital pun- fshment | b prive intoxlca Kansas | highway ADY IOI( PILGRIMS g square in tle of St s been lpased by the L authoritics to a Genoese cur for fin» construction of p(AleIX ed restaurant to (hnn~\v\.ls during Ilu plot of grotind, com- abeut’two acres, is now oc- by an amusement park, a ire Coney Island, but all these dy trappings will be removed and open air restaurant pavilions in- stalled where meals will be served at a flat rate of nine lire, about 40 | cents, including a bottle of wine, MOTHER You arc proud of your baby. | You would be prouder still to sce | its picture everywhere. We want a phota of your BABY | (Any photograph will do) | /e wish to feature the baby face | tién with our coming exten- riising campalgn. To the | ther whose baby is sclected as | | 1@ healthiest and bonniest by our | Board of Directors we will pay | $200 in Cash I With $50 cach to the next two chojces, picture in, rs from the 50c siz mark (shown below) size carton containing with 2 wrapy or the trac on the §1 FLAX KERR CHEMICAL COMPANY Danbury, Conn. Contest Closes, Yeb, 28, 1925 program fo | | I together | REMBRANDT AUCTION 330 Ltchings by Famous Dutch Artist, Iidden for brary, Will be Sold, Years ln - London, Jan. 2.==An unusual cols leetlon of some 360 Rembrandt etch- ings, which had been hidden from the art publie in an Eng'ish coun- try squire's private library for near- Iy a century, has been brought for- ward for public sale fn the near fu- The “Flapper Shop” Stock ON SALE AT WISE, SMITH & CO.S Offering Modish Coats and Dresses for Women and Misses at Extremely Prices in Conjunction with the Clearance Sale Offerings from our Regular Stock, ture, There ls sald to be no doubt about the genuinoness of the etehings, and no one ventures an opinion on thelr probuble value.. The forthcoming salo, it Is declaved, s without prece- dent in living memory, The collection was formed early in the 19th century by Edward Rudge, a Middlesex maglstrate, a member of a family which dates back K‘Qumu IElizabeth's resign. Many automoblle opportunitics are enumerated from time to time In tho classified columns, 4 M\.\\? \ \ Low ENTIRE OF FLAPPER SHOP SOLD BY Will Remove Burden of Taxation From Workers Melbourne, Australla, Jan, 2~ Sixty thousand persons will cease to be taxpayers if the budget of the first Victorian Labor government s carried through, The government practically proposes to take the bur der of taxation from the small wage earner, and transfer It to the big salary men, This has formed two camps of oplinion, lleve that the millennium Is appre- clably nearer; others belleve nothing of the sort, The workers bo-| -_m_ The plan calls for inoreasing ine come tax deductions to $1,000, with an oxtra $600 for the wife of a tax- payor, and the allowance for chil- dren to be incrcased from $150 to $260. Concessions for wives and ‘children would be limited to tax- payers with Incomes below $40,000. Present Indications are that Labor will carry the proposal, There's a way to advancement—a path that lcads to broader develop- ment and greater remuneration— for many that path is through the classified columns, INSURANCE GIRLS ATTENTION Insurance Girls, Who So Largely Patroniz- ed the “Flapper Shop,” Will Be Interested In the Remarkable Values in Flapper Shop Dresses and Coats. STOCK THE ORDER OF Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the U. S. District Court ol WISE, SMITH & CO. HARTFORD Sale Commences This Morning at 9 o’clock at our Second Floor, and will include our Entire Reg- ular Stock of Coats, Furs, Suits and Dresses, with- out reserve or exception, at Drastically Reduced Prices for Our Annual January Clearance. FLAPPER SHOP COATS Flapper Shop DRESSES LOT 1 FLAPPER SHOP DRESSES OF PRATT STREET Dressand Coat Sale—Extraordinary AND EVENING GOWNS THAT WERE UP TO $29 $10 LOT 2 FLAPPER SHOP DRESSES AND EVENING GOWNS THAT WERE UP TO $39 | $15 LOT 3 FLAPPER SHOP DRESSES AND EVENING GOWNS THAT WERE UP TO $59 THAT WERE UP TO $49 20 20 THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL BUYING CPPORTUNITIES vd. Will Be Found In An Attractive Selection From Qur Regular Stock vd. ‘ LP 0 | LP TO UP TO UP TO UP TO UP TO UP TO ql‘g’- ' $32.50 $35-$39 $45 $59 $75 e COATS | COATS| COATS COATS | COATS | COATS | COATS NOW NOW | NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW $12, | $15 | $20 | $25 | $29 | $39 | $49 Heavy Wool Tmart Tallored l\!nnchurlnn Walf Luxurious Deautiful Fur Fabries Models Coats | Collar and Cuffs Garments Trimmed Models SRS SRS SRS S S S S | THAT WERE UP TO $25 , $10 LOT 2 FLAPPER SHOP COATS THAT WERE UP TO $35 $15 LOT 3 FLAPPER SHOP COATS |HE EXTRAORDINARY ANNUAL EVENT THAT BRINGS THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR The Assortments Include Damask, Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheets and Cases, Bedding, Towels and Toweling SHEETING Pequot Bleached . 55¢ yd. . 60c yd. . 63¢ yd. 14¢ yd. 19¢ yd. Long Cloth Dish Toweling Fruit of the Loom ... 10-in. Unbleached Muslin J6-in. Bleached Muslin 11c¢ \d vd. vd. 25¢ vd. Turkish Towels, Kimono Crepe 21x42 .. Lockwood Bleached }3-in, Indian Head . .. }6-in. Indian Head ... 15-in. Indian Head . .. : Esmond Zini Blankets'. Sheets and Pillow Cases Pequot, 72x90 Pequot, 81x90 ... .. Pequot Cases, 45x36 .. .. Pequot Cases, 45x36 . ... GOLDSMITH?’S 55¢ yd. Handsomely Furred